Jamie Rooke

‘Your Monster’ Review: Distractingly Irritating Characters From Start To Finish Melissa Barrera brings emotional and vocal range to Your Monster’s protagonist. Surrounded by so many d […]

Interview with ‘Things Will Be Different’ Director Michael Felker Michael Felker has previously worked as an editor on mind-bending hits from Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson, […]

‘Things Will Be Different’ Review: It’s A Thinker Alright! What begins as a heist movie takes quick twists and turns to break out of the regular mould. Things Will Be […]

The Indiependent’s Spookiest Film Recommendations Halloween is just around the corner, and The Indiependent’s film writers are here to suggest what to watch this […]

‘Timestalker’ Review: Humorous But Not Quite A Hoot Timestalker journeys through the years with love on the brain no matter what century you live in. Einstein said […]

Movie Monday: ‘Past Lives’ Choosing between rewatching a personal favourite and finally getting around to a film on your watchlist is an […]

From Jenna Ortega To Margaret Qualley: Hollywood’s Most Exciting Young Actresses There are always exciting, young actresses working in Hollywood but to see the wide range of projects that this […]

‘Oddity’ Review: An Eerie Horror That Will Certainly Linger The dark and isolated backdrop of Oddity makes for a claustrophobic environment that just keeps closing in. […]

An Ode to Depictions of Journalism on the Big Screen Negativity and hate can spread like wildfire, but our newspapers and online outlets also have the ability to […]

‘Duchess’ Review: A Lukewarm Tale Of Revenge Acclaimed horror director Neil Marshall brings us something different with his latest release, Duchess. Love, […]

Denis Villeneuve: His Filmography Ranked Denis Villeneuve is a name on everyone’s lips after he took us back to the world of Arrakis with Dune: Part T […]

‘The Kitchen’ Review: A Fascinating Directorial Debut That Sometimes Fails To Combine Dystopia With Real-Life The Kitchen sees Daniel Kaluuya make his first foray into the world of directing, to great effect. At times, […]

‘The Sacrifice Game’ Review: Tropes Are Explored, Just As Much As They Are Reinvented  The Sacrifice Game operates in highs and lows with the heights being brutal and tense whilst the lows are […]

The Best Modern Horror Films to Watch this Spooky Season October has rolled around once again, and with that comes Spooky Season. Halloween is on the horizon and so […]

Top 10: Timothée Chalamet Performances Assuming all goes to plan, the hugely anticipated blockbusters Wonka and Dune 2 are set to release later this […]

Kaya Scodelario Joins the Cast of Netflix Limited Series ‘Senna’ The Maze Runner star is set to feature in a limited series about the legendary F1 driver Ayrton Senna. We […]

‘To Nowhere’ Review: A Wannabe Coming-of-Age Film With No Real Destination To Nowhere echoes a lot of heavy themes from the offset but never quite follows through on them. It has the […]

Every Wes Anderson Movie Ranked (Except Asteroid City) With Asteroid City hitting UK cinemas today, we’ve decided to rank all Wes Anderson’s 10 films to […]

‘Reality’ Review: A True Story That Has To Be Heard Releasing a film about something so current and contentious is a very bold move. Reality has a story that may […]

Interview with 'The Resurrection of Charles Manson' Director Remy Grillo Remy Grillo, having previously acted in short films, has now directed his first feature, The Resurrection of […]